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-# How-to-collapse-contextmenu-in-wpf-dockingmanager
-This session describes about how to collapse ContextMenu in wpf dockingmanager.
+# Collapse the context menu button of docked windows in WPF DockingManager
+
+This sample demonstrates how to hide the context menu button on docked windows using the Syncfusion WPF DockingManager. It provides a Visual Studio-like layout with tool panes (Solution Explorer, Toolbox, Properties, Output) and a Start Page document while removing the title-bar context menu button for a cleaner UI.
+
+## What this sample shows
+- Disables the context menu button for all docked panes using the DockingManager property `IsContextMenuButtonVisible="False"`.
+- Basic Visual Studio-style layout using `ContentControl` panes inside the DockingManager.
+- Targets .NET Framework 4.6 and references Syncfusion WPF packages via NuGet.
+
+## Usage tips
+- To re-enable the context menu button, set `IsContextMenuButtonVisible` to `True`
+- You can assign pane titles with `syncfusion:DockingManager.Header` on each child element.
+- Add more panes or user controls as needed to extend the layout.
+
+## Why hide the context menu button?
+Some applications prefer a minimal title bar and prevent users from opening pane context menus. Using `IsContextMenuButtonVisible="False"` ensures a consistent, simplified experience while preserving docking, auto-hide, and floating behaviors.
+
+## About the sample
+This sample provides a minimal Visual Studio-like layout using Syncfusion DockingManager and demonstrates how to collapse the title-bar context menu button across all docked panes. The layout includes common panes (Solution Explorer, Toolbox, Properties, Output) and a Start Page document, declared as ContentControls within the DockingManager. Extend it by replacing these ContentControls with your own user controls and by applying themes or additional DockingManager settings as needed.